After the frost, the weather gradually cold, sitting in the office has some feeling of cold feet, in order to keep warm, a variety of insoles began to re-emergence. Just past the double 11, according to the relevant statistics show that the turnover of insoles is very considerable, ranking in the top of the accessories category of merchandise turnover. 

      When it comes to insoles, by the way, the manufacture of insoles used to be done by hand. Since the twenty-one th century, with the development of science and technology, more and more advanced technologies have been used in the manufacture of insoles, and that includes 3D printing. AETREX, which is known for its footwear and related consumer products, recently launched a 3D printed orthotic insole. The insole is produced as follows: AERTREX uses scanning technology to collect comprehensive data on the foot of the user, based on which advanced 3D printing technology is used, an orthotic insole with a thickness of 3.5 mm was made from polypropylene. The insole is suitable for dress shoes, loafers and antiskid shoes.

    In addition, the 3D printed orthotic insole is recyclable and re-incorporated into the manufacturing process. As twenty-one of the most revolutionary technologies, 3d printing has many applications in the field of clothing, footwear and clothing. 

        The development and popularization of 3D printing technology can not be achieved without the support of linear motors, at present, linear motor is mainly used as the driving device of related parts of 3D printing equipment. 

      Kunshan has been committed to the development and research of linear motor since its inception. Over the past ten years, we have launched hundreds of standard models of linear motor and can be customized to customer needs OEM, welcome your attention. 

        The article was originally written by www.tmmotion.com in Kunshan, China. Please quote the source.